That's just irresponsible crap for a headline. Hydrogen bomb? Really!! You should probably head back to Utah where you feel justified being a victim.

I agree with everyone. This is not a hydrogen bomb but rather a bomb that uses hydrogen as an accelerant. 

You get what you pay for. Coincidentally, Jalopnik, like most of the internet, is free.

Being a professional writer used to mean something.

Extremely irresponsible headline

“This bomb was built using a fully loaded hydrogen fuel cell from a wrecked Toyota Mirai car...”

Will I get a 20% discount for only being able to use 80% of the thing that was sold to me. Goddamn early adopters and lifestyle enthusiasts always refuse to see how the compromises they accept for the thing they are excited about are not tolerable for the mass market. Every fucking time, and EVs are no different.

Will they also fix their chargers so they actually work?

The subtitle is even stupider:

The Starliner is not ‘stuck’ and the astronauts are not ‘stranded’

Not talking about dangerous things is fucking stupid.

I’m sure you know this, but...

I’d also like to mention the trend with Manufacturers and dealerships:

Dealership: Orders everything in black, white, and gray. Pushes sales on the cars they have in stock.
Manufacturer: *arms up in the air* Hmmm, I guess people don’t want to buy colorful cars, let’s stop offering colorful cars.

You can get a tesla model 3 for 32k after the federal rebate. Thats the cost of a camry. There is nothing unique about EV’s when it comes to data. What you are saying makes no sense

Along with this, even their own reporting shows EV sales going up so far this year compared to last year.  This just seems like automakers over-correcting after previous shortcomings combined with high interest rates.  But sure, it has to mean no one wants EVs.

Weird. Normal people don’t want to buy a $50k car with 7% interest rates, tech that’s outdated faster than a modern smartphone, a business model that’s constantly pushing microservices, and tracks all your movements with no way to opt out or find out where that information is going?

Beat me to it. :-(

The risk is effectively zero (worth noting that tea solids are, in fact, anti-microbial), and this kind of institutionalized overcaution is both ridiculous and detrimental.

My body temp is 98.6F, so I am in the Danger Zone?